Kate Glantz is the founder and CEO of Heartful.ly, a wedding registry for charitable giving.

Heartful.ly is a wedding registry for charitable giving that launched in Dec. 2015.

LIFT is a growing movement to combat poverty and expand opportunity for all people in the United States. LIFT currently runs centers staffed by trained volunteers in Boston, Chicago, New York, Philadelphia, Los Angeles, and Washington, DC, to serve low-income individuals and families. LIFT clients and volunteers work one-on-one to find jobs, secure safe and […]

The Village of Arts and Humanities is a nonprofit community arts and media education program in North Philadelphia. The program was co-founded by longtime University of the Arts professor Lily Yeh in 1989.

Mission: Launch is a social enterprise startup founded last summer to help ex-offenders with reentry.

Kate Bladow is an independent consultant and social entrepreneur who helps nonprofit organizations use technology to deliver client services. Previously, Kate worked for Pro Bono Net, where she helped access-to-justice communities develop LawHelp Interactive document assembly projects, and for Montana Legal Services Association, where she helped to launch MontanaLawHelp.org, a legal information website for the […]

Digit All Systems, Inc. is a 501(C)(3) nonprofit organization committed to bridging the digital divide. We offer technology courses during the day, evening and weekend hours.  Courses are taught at our administrative offices as well as off-site at your location.

CultureWorks is an artist-focused coworking space founded by Thaddeus Squire. The space opened in late 2012. CultureWorks also offers other services for nonprofits and artists.

Jarvus consults with small-to-mid-sized public service organizations to deliver lean and modern software designed with and for their constituents. Learn more at jarv.us

Philadelphia Opportunities Industrialization Center, Inc. is dedicated to the elimination of poverty, unemployment, and illiteracy to ensure a meaningful quality of life for families and individuals within the Philadelphia community. The late Reverend Leon H. Sullivan founded OIC in 1964.